
Beautiful Disaster
From Voltage Pictures
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College freshman Abby tries to distance herself from her dark past while resisting her attraction to bad boy Travis.
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Directed by Roger Kumble
Dylan SprouseTravis Maddox
Virginia GardnerAbby Abernathy
Austin NorthShepley Maddox
Libe BarerAmerica Mason
Rob EstesBenny
Brian Austin GreenMick Abernathy
Autumn ReeserProfessor Felder
Samuel LarsenJesse Viveros
Manal El-FeituryBursa
Jack HeskethTrenton Maddox
Micky DartfordTyler Maddox
Neil BishopParker HayesVideos
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CinemaSerfApr 13, 2023
I fully expected to hate this - but, well, I didn't. "Abby" (Virginia Gardner) is fed up picking up the pieces for her gambler father so heads to college in California. First night there, she and her pal "America" (Libe Barer) head off to a student equivalent of "Fight Club" where she meets the bare knuckle champion "Travis" (Dylan Sprouse). Replete with some of his latest victim's blood on her top, she feigns a loathing for the man but... Shortly afterwards, their dorm water… Read more
supply runs dry and she has to move in with her friend. Guess what? Yep, one of her new roomies is none other than the mischievous pugilist. There now follows a rather contrived - and frankly ridiculous - bet that sees her end up sharing his bed for a month, Will they, won't they? That doesn't matter - this film isn't about jeopardy. It's about pretty people having a bit of a laugh and hoping some of that rubs off on us. I found there to a bit of chemistry between the two, "Travis" is actually quite charismatic and the humour is marginally more sophisticated than we would find in, say, the interminable "After..." series of teen melodramas. It's trying to do grown up, and it makes a half-decent fist of it. The last twenty minutes are particularly daft though - and did rather ruin the thing. It certainly does not need a cinema viewing (even though there were certainly 50+ people at the screening I attended) - but even if it is too long, it's still an OK watch.
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